When Heather and Riley Delaney learned they were expecting twins, their hearts filled with joy and anticipation. But ten weeks later, a silence fell over the ultrasound room that would change their lives forever. The babies were craniopagus twins—conjoined at the top of the head, sharing bone, blood vessels, and even parts of the brain. Doctors warned that survival was uncertain, but the Delaneys chose love over fear. “We knew they were ours,” Heather said. “And we were going to fight for them.”
